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Our Die Casting Services
Our die-casting services provide a comprehensive array of solutions for the production of high-quality components. We are adept at efficiently and effectively managing projects of both small and large volumes. Our reputation as an industry leader is founded on our unwavering commitment to precision, quality, and operational efficiency.
Hot Chamber Die Casting
Hot Chamber Die Casting
Hot chamber die casting is an advanced manufacturing process in which molten metal, typically composed of zinc or magnesium alloys, is injected at high pressure into a steel mold to produce intricate components. This process presents considerable advantages compared to conventional methods and has found extensive applications in various sectors, including automotive, aerospace, and electronics, among others.
Cold Chamber Die Casting
Cold Chamber Die Casting
Cold Chamber Die Casting is a manufacturing technique employed to produce intricate metal components with high precision. This process involves the injection of molten metal into a reusable mold, referred to as a die, under elevated pressure. In contrast to hot chamber die casting, which maintains the injection mechanism submerged in molten metal, cold chamber die casting operates with a separate chamber. This design is particularly advantageous for working with aluminum and other metals that possess higher melting points.
Why choose ANEBON Die Casting Parts?
Advanced Technology
Advanced Technology
ANEBON utilizes advanced die-casting technology and equipment to guarantee precision and accuracy in the manufacturing of each component. The company implements a rigorously controlled and meticulously monitored production process, ensuring that all parts comply with the highest quality standards.
Good Quality
Good Quality
ANEBON upholds an unwavering commitment to quality. The company employs a team of highly proficient engineers and technicians who are dedicated to the production of impeccable die-cast components. From the initial design phase through to the final finishing processes, ANEBON adheres to rigorous quality control protocols to ensure that each part is devoid of defects and aligns precisely with the specifications outlined by the client.
Competitive Price
Competitive Price
ANEBON is dedicated to delivering cost-effective solutions while maintaining high standards of quality. The organization offers competitive pricing for die-cast components, positioning itself as a financially advantageous option for enterprises seeking to enhance their production efficiency. By selecting ANEBON, companies can realize reduced manufacturing expenses, expedited turnaround times, and improve overall operational effectiveness.
Extensive Selections
Extensive Selections
One significant advantage of selecting ANEBON die castings lies in their remarkable versatility. These castings can be engineered to produce components in an extensive range of shapes, sizes, and materials. Whether utilizing aluminum, zinc, or magnesium die casting, ANEBON possesses the requisite expertise to provide parts tailored for diverse applications. Their capability for customization allows clients to obtain precisely what they require based on their specific specifications.
Rapid Prototyping Materials

Metals

  • Aluminum
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    Aluminum
    Aluminum is among the most commonly utilized materials in the die-casting process due to its favorable attributes. It exhibits commendable strength, lightweight characteristics, and exceptional resistance to corrosion. Furthermore, aluminum's relatively low melting point proves advantageous for the die-casting procedure, facilitating efficient manufacturing practices.
     
    Commonly used Aluminum alloys:
    A380, A360, A390. A413, ADC-12, ADC-1
  • Zinc
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    Zinc
    Zinc is a widely utilized material in die-casting applications due to its exceptional casting properties, commendable corrosion resistance, and suitability for plating and finishing processes. This material is particularly favored for the production of small, intricate components, as it offers remarkable dimensional stability.
     
    Commonly used Zinc alloys:
    Zamak-2, Zamak-3, Zamak-5, Zamak-7, ZA-8, ZA-12, ZA-27
  • Magnesium
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    Magnesium
    Magnesium is recognized for its lightweight characteristics and exceptional strength-to-weight ratio. It is frequently utilized in applications where high strength and low mass are essential, such as in components for the automotive industry.

    Commonly used Magnesium alloys:
    AZ91D, AM60B, AS41B
  • Copper
    Copper
    Copper
    Copper is utilized in die casting due to its superior thermal and electrical conductivity. It is frequently employed in the manufacture of electrical components, as well as in heat sinks and various applications that necessitate efficient heat dissipation.
Rapid Prototyping Surface Treatment
Name Description Materials Color Texture
This is the most basic finish and preserves the surface in the die casting mold.
It may have a slightly rough texture or minor blemishes, but is usually
acceptable for parts that are not visible or require further finishing processes.		 All materials N/A N/A
Die castings can be machined or milled to create a smooth and precise
surface finish. This process involves removing excess material and creating
specific features or dimensions on the part.		 All materials N/A N/A
Grit blasting involves pushing a fine abrasive material against the surface of a
die casting to create a textured or matte finish. This process can be used to
remove any surface imperfections such as burrs or flash and create a uniform appearance.		 Steel, Stainless steel, Aluminum, ABS N/A Matte
Powder coatings use a free-flowing, dry powder. Electrostatically applied
powder coatings are then hardened with heat or UV.		 Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum Black, Pantone number, or RAL code Semi-glossy or glossy
Chrome plating is the process of depositing a thin layer of chromium on the
surface of die castings by electroplating. This process produces a shiny
reflective finish and offers excellent corrosion resistance.		 Stainless Steel, Steel, Aluminum Black, Grey, Clear, Gold, Blue, Red Glossy,
smooth
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Polishing is the process of giving an object a shiny, smooth surface by rubbing
it or using chemicals.		 Steel, Brass, Stainless Steel, Aluminum N/A Glossy
Anodizing increases corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and hardness while maintaining the surface of the metal. Aluminum Aluminum Gold, blue, clear, black, red, grey Matte
smooth
finish
Die castings can be painted with various coatings for specific color, texture or protective properties. Paint finishes range from basic painting to more advanced techniques such as electrostatic painting or dipping. Aluminum, Stainless
Steel, Steel		 Black, any RAL code or Pantone number Semi-
glossy or
glossy
You can choose from different custom finishes depending on your materials and end-use. N/A N/A N/A
Die Casting Applications
Die casting is a highly adaptable manufacturing process that is applicable across various industries and sectors. Numerous common applications of die casting can be identified, including:
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 Automotive Industry: The die casting process is extensively employed within the automotive sector to manufacture critical components such as engine parts, transmission housings, gearbox housings, and cylinder heads, among others. The die castings provide superior strength, precise dimensional accuracy, and the capability to produce intricate shapes, rendering them particularly suitable for various automotive applications.

Aerospace Industry: Within the aerospace sector, die casting is utilized to fabricate lightweight yet robust components, including parts for aircraft engines, structural elements, and interior fittings. The die castings exhibit an outstanding strength-to-weight ratio, high dimensional stability, and exceptional heat resistance, making them highly desirable in aerospace manufacturing.

Electronics industry: The electronics sector frequently employs die casting for the production of components such as housings for computers and smartphones, connectors, heat sinks, and electrical enclosures. Die castings offer excellent electromagnetic shielding, effective thermal conductivity, and commendable corrosion resistance, which are critical attributes for electronic applications.

Consumer Goods Industry: In the realm of consumer goods, die casting is utilized to manufacture a diverse array of products, including household appliances, power tools, sporting equipment, and hardware for furniture. The die casting process endows these products with the necessary aesthetics, durability, and functionality required by contemporary consumers.
 Medical industry: Die casting plays a crucial role in the production of medical devices and equipment, including surgical instruments, dental tools, orthopedic implants, and diagnostic equipment. The die-casting process facilitates the creation of components that exhibit biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, and the ability to achieve complex geometries.

Industrial machinery: Die casting is employed in the manufacture of components for industrial machinery and equipment, such as pumps, valves, hydraulic components, and gearboxes. The resulting die castings provide the high strength, precise tolerances, and exceptional wear resistance necessary for demanding applications.

Lighting industry: Die castings are frequently utilized in the production of lamps and lighting accessories. This manufacturing method enables the development of intricate designs, promotes effective heat dissipation, and allows for aesthetic enhancements through plating or painting.

Defense industry: Die casting is integral to the fabrication of military equipment, encompassing firearms, ammunition casings, vehicle components, and communication devices. The advantages of this process include high precision, durability, and lightweight characteristics, which are essential for defense applications.
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The aforementioned instances represent merely a selection of the numerous applications of die casting. This process exhibits significant adaptability, making it applicable across various industries that require the production of high-quality, cost-effective metal components.
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FAQ’S

  • 1 Can die casting produces highly detailed parts?

    Die casting is capable of producing intricate and precisely engineered components. The cavities are manufactured with a high degree of precision, allowing for the accurate reproduction of complex designs and features.

  • 2 What are the considerations for choosing the right die-casting metal?

    When selecting the appropriate die-cast metal, it is essential to consider various factors, including desired mechanical properties, weight, corrosion resistance, thermal conductivity, and cost. The specific requirements of the application significantly influence the choice of the appropriate metal.

  • 3 Can die casting be used for prototyping?

    Die casting is indeed an option for prototyping. This process allows for the rapid and precise production of sample parts, which offers significant insights into a product's functionality and design prior to the commencement of full-scale production.

  • 4 What are the limitations of die casting?

    Die-casting offers numerous advantages; however, it also presents certain limitations. This manufacturing process is not suitable for low-volume production, and the size of parts that can be produced is constrained. Additionally, die-casting necessitates a significant initial investment in the design and production of molds.

  • 5 Can die castings achieve a mirror-like surface finish?

    Indeed, die casting is capable of producing components that exhibit a mirror-like surface finish.
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